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*http://www.thestatesman.net/page.news.php?clid=2 & theme= & usrsess=1 & id=194639

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*Srinagar to have aquarium on Dal Lake soon*

 

Statesman News Service

JAMMU, March 11:As a major tourist attraction, Srinagar will soon have a big

aquarium to be located on the banks of the famed Dal Lake and at the foot of

Shankaracharya hill at Gagribal near here.

The aquarium will have a 200 meter long tunnel with aqua caves and house

about 200 species of ornamental fish. It will be a centrally heated building

to withstand extreme low temperature during winter.

The aquarium will be second in the State after the Bagh-i-Bahu aquarium in

Jammu that draws thousands of enthusiastic visitors daily.

The chief minister Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad today visited the proposed site of

the aquarium and asked the concerned officials to go ahead with the project

that he said will add to the places of tourist attraction in the summer

capital city. At present, there is a small aquarium and awareness centre at

Gagribal which will be extended and developed into a major aquarium on the

pattern of the one at Bagh-i-Bahu.

Mr Azad also visited the Tulip Garden at Cheshmashahi. The garden will be in

full bloom by the first week of April. It has come up as Asia's biggest

tulip garden.He asked the officials of floriculture department to explore

possibilities of converting the vast expanse of plant introduction centre at

the foot of the Tulip Garden into a summer garden.

 

 

 

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